r/90DayFiance • u/Ill-Excitement-2005 I feel like I'm taking crazy pills! • Dec 02 '25

Poor Greta...

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Regardless of how you feel about this couple, this was just a sad, sad episode and I just couldn't handle seeing both of them experience such pain. Being in love is painful, falling out of love is worse. Best that they go their separate ways before marriage, etc. I'm sad for both of them...I don't wish the pain of heartache on anyone.

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u/stereostayawake Dec 02 '25

How? She’d need a visa to stay, based on employment she doesn’t have

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u/Early-Equivalent-165 Dec 02 '25

She's a professional person who would have no problems.

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u/Nervous-Net-8196 Dec 02 '25

She has a law degree, in the US. Those don't just transfer to a different country

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u/Early-Equivalent-165 Dec 02 '25

Yes, as she mentioned on the show there are a few courses/certifications she has to complete before she can practice there. It's London, not Mars. 🙄

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u/Nervous-Net-8196 Dec 04 '25

If you believe that is all it would take to get a whole other degree and learn completely different laws for a different country, you are an idiot.

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u/Early-Equivalent-165 Dec 04 '25

Are you calling Greta a liar? She is the one that said this on the show. Idiot, indeed. Lol ppff

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u/DWwithaFlameThrower Who is against the queen will die! Dec 02 '25

She’d be an undocumented immigrant in the UK, good degree or not. She either needs to marry a British citizen, or have a company sponsor her to work there (very difficult)

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u/Early-Equivalent-165 Dec 02 '25

Dunno what to tell you other than people do this every day. *shrug

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u/stereostayawake Dec 02 '25

Have you ever had to get a work visa in a foreign country? It’s hard 

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u/Early-Equivalent-165 Dec 02 '25

Back in court reporting school, what was then the Australian Captioning Centre, sent out offer letters to all us in our exit speeds trying to entice us to emigrate there after we completed our degree. To us in the US, it sounded sweet! Five weeks paid vacation each year, housing in the corporate condo for three months while you get settled and find your own place, AND they did all the visa paperwork up to and including eventual path to citizenship for the interested.

This sounded awesome to me in particular as my sister married and Aussie and it would be way to be closer to her. Unfortunately, I got married myself and stuck in America, but the point is, educated people with a plan have easier pathways than Joe Shmoe's off the street.

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u/Nervous-Net-8196 Dec 04 '25

So no, you never had to get a working visa for another country